Looking At The News With Henry McLemore Fragmented urban essay across New York transit
Henry McLemore chronicles a journey from suburban roots to Grand Central, reflecting on class, perception, and the contrast between city life and country sensibilities. He recalls travel, theatre, and the lure of the metropolis through vivid, if tangled, recollections.
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Hamilton Fish Wins renomination in New York primary
Rep Hamilton Fish crushed rivals in the Republican primary, taking about 17300 votes to 7279 for the closest challenger. In New York district results, Rep William Barry and Rep Vito Marcantonio also secured renomination amid party lines, with Marsantino backed by Mayor LaGuardia. reference to Roosevelt home district and ongoing party battles.
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Middletown
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Wedell L. Willkie
Thomas B. Deseey
Ronevelt
New York
Alee
William A Barry
Queens County
William F. Brenner
Board of Aldermen
Vita Marcantonio
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Willkie
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Cuba expels to streetly irreace reeductlin
The fragmentary report mentions Cuba, Mickel, and a pear with unclear context. Limited readable text leaves the event, date, and parties unspecified.
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Lorain Doctor Joins Armed Forces
Cleveland reports list of local draftees and medical personnel commissioned for service. Names include George We Beers, Glen Hingsley, Lorain ASA, and others from Canton Medina Lorain and Chester Swiezerynski.
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Lorain
Doctor
Cleveland
George We. Beers
Canton
Glen Ehingsley
Lorai
Riders and Outlaws Duel Beside Dugout Firefight
Ben Ridgley plans with stealth to ambush three outlaws Rick Romane Midgley and Wheeler near a dugout after spotting a spring their meals and horses. A decisive struggle unfolds with gunfire wounding Ridgley and Romane as Ben signals his mother and Earl to safety and confronts the bandits.
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Wheeler
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Ridsley
Felix
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Hidsley
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Secne Wheeler
Death Toll Mounts As Police Fire On Demonstrators Across Cities
Dispatches from Wardha Lucknow Delhi Nasik Cawnpore and Madras report the death toll rising to an estimated 40 in spreading disorders. Police fired at a meeting in Wardha while crowds hurled stones. many constables were injured. In Bombay Delhi and Nasik violence continued with troops and police engaged and arrests made.
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India
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Wardha
Lucknow
Delhi
Pounay Nasik
Cawnpore
Madras
Ati Wardha
Congress’ Party
Fred Itour
Gandhi
Congress
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Bombay
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Presidency
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Telegram celebrates Syria campaign gains and August booths
A telegram from Hetail Ab boty committee chairman Henjanun H. Nami congratulates merchants on wartime sales and savings. It notes July campaigns exceeding 320000 and total over 373000, praising merchants as among the best in the country. The message welcomes more booths opening in August and promises continued war effort until victory.
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Syria
Banis
Hetail Abboty
Expria
Fiyrla
Avon School Board Names New Coach For Youth Education
Avon officials approved Dominic A. Mass as the new youth history and physical education coach succeeding Laula J. Kolerus. Kolopus will be released to take a position in Elyria. Mass, a local Avon resident, studied at John Carrot Criveraity in 1938 and Kent State University in 1936 and previously taught at St. John High School in Bellaire. The board also approved the 1949 budget, authorized supplies and reworks for the opening of school, and set the county schedule with a start date on Tuesday, September.
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Dominic A. Mass
Avon
Avon Village Board of Education
Laula J. Kolerus
Kolopus
Jean Carrot
Kent State University
St. John High School
Bellaire
Firemen Respond To Car Fire Near Local Home
Firefighters were called to a car fire at a residence area. The blaze started in the ignition area, damaging the insulation of the wires. The owner Me Heleen Neds was alerted as the flames were extinguished by the time crews arrived.
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Rick Romain
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Sirsae Wheeler
Faby
Omarrvine
VOTLS FOR FIRST PIME SISC8 TU VOTRO BOR DRYAS TIFFIN
A garbled entry records a vote event at Tiffin on August 1st with mentions of William Jean Beek and a church but the text is largely unreadable, with several misspellings and missing details. The fragment hints at a misattributed matter involving a minister and church, plus a market halt and unclear names.
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Tetidar
William Jean Beek
Nelda
Feighan Defeats Sweeney For Congressional Nomination
Ohio primary results show Michael A Feighan defeating Rep Martin L Sweeney in the 20th District. Incumbents across the state held renomination margins with Republicans and isolationists largely prevailing, turnout light, and several incumbents praised for prewar measures while others faced stiff but clear re-nomination contests.
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New Republic
Martin LL Sweeney
Cleveland
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Cliff Clevenger
John M. Worss
Charles H. Elston
J. Harry Mee Gregor
Thomas A. Jeaki
Stephen M Young
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Loterat
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Ratia
Ferguson Loses Bid as McSweeney Wins Ohio Governor Race
Tea the night shifts and election drama unfold as Ferguson trails McSweeney in early counts. A late breakthrough by McSweeney follows Ferguson's visit to the Neil house, with Kalley pledging support for McSweeney and both camps praising a clean contest. McSweeney accepts the nomination and commits to mounting a statewide campaign, while Ferguson concedes in disappointment.
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Colussius
AUR Paint
Joseph Ty’ Fetauson
John “McSweeney
Wooster
Fergus
Ferguson
High Street
State House
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M Rureney
Claren Kalley
McSweeney
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Kinsley
Ross County
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Cleveland Labor Dispute Shuts Plants Amid Walkout
About 3,507 of Graphite Bronze Company’s 3,000 production workers were affected by a walkout at its two plants. The stoppage halted production and prompted a temporary holiday to protect operations. February marked the first month in years that coffee shipments faced disruption from the labor action.
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Peterco's Ointment Offers Quick Skin Relief
This ad promotes Peterco's Ointment claiming relief from itching pimples and skin irritations such as eczema and red blotches. It promises satisfaction with one application or money back and targets druggists with a 350 price reference.
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Peterco
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